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Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
a iioum la maIrimouy.

t. morrow afternoon and evening the
comedy "A Boola IN Maifimony' Win be
produced at iHe Opera Hou.c ~ 8 dfst
class company This is sa!d 10 I've one OF
he best aui funniest comedies now be.
tone The uDllc, ALd the plot includes
An"ceutr.c Quack doctor q poor yitt!m
- a very honey woman: Al ll.sh house
keeper who j. an expert or other peoples
affair. ~ honest y '!ccman who knows
i.nEcr from dang r, n gentle ant lntilen-
s!Tr groom; The d-clJi's handsome young
sister VINO WI! 80 anything work;
one Voting lady who wOuid Ike 20 be iu,,
sI, an! one young ,AIy who wouldn't I
..Ec 10 be yGst 50, some very good sing
!HS aad some ycGy quaint scenery, all
""vrn into tSU ana oue-Eali hours OF
. nptA! f.U
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
-
t.uiIAN NAy Accident.

! horse hn urgiug " Alexander iiami,-
soy, Nhi"h was being driven near doe
~rss.n, un tr'I.y la-t by {. ar.rr Stretch
,ack it.ght aud lutuiHs suddenly around
~ ih" road, pitched stretch out, and
breaking his lett ankle. The animal was
caught py Wm McNaugh and thus pre-
vented doing lurthsrdAmage DR.. TAYLOR
5. Mitchell reduced the fracture after
which stretch was sent tO his hom5 IN
hennett Square, where he was made as
comfortable % possible. A colUred boy
ding wl!a Mr. .. vas sl.o thrown out
Of tue carriage m! although he aiighted
on ii. head, he escaped wtn but little
MARY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
About Local i,au Players,

William II Higgins, Wimtngton's a
crack ssc7nd b1sem 40, sigued y.sler.
Gay With Manager HackeGt, Of the Syra
"u's Base Sall AssocisGioD. 10 play Ia
thst e'ty tne Gaming season, at 4 salary
oi II $50, wtth $500 advanc4. Mr. Hi9.
.lns d fIers from tha Philadelphia
aHl Bosom League . uo~, bat preferred
HtntrR vita club vhers no woaldn'I
bo 'uencA warmer
faonss Flanagan OF this clty, who
nt.eard winning bel for q TX 4lapoezoo
. n, champions of the OElo I,sagoe
ss' Fssafo, has signed With the Wheel,
Ing { ". Va } Ciuh for ;Aa coming sea.
son. He had 30 offer from CaioAyo and
sa7eaa. u.nar C ubs.
Wb'ism Allen Of this city, outfelder
ard caaage oatcher OF tho X KAlamag, M
Q uh issy season, is as yet disepeaped
bnl hAI saveIai offsTs He.s In coed
oeadi.0n, aid the oinb that signs hin
VIII securs valuable nan.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
EuIDL.,itt..,,
pho 'ai Eaph gallery wi.. be cFcG a.. day
Thanksgiving.
In the nl arkets,


Tho markets. are especially futl tC-
cay. 1onoyro1 being ThanEegiViLg <
Day ,STEe quantities Ut poultry are IN
Thefs Is poultry Of description. Fine,
plump turkeys, nice , dressed, and then
blue turkeys TIA. i,ck as II ,ley had
tesn picked with shot gcn. Bryers
are plentiful and pcicss are fair. Sales
nre rspld. Turkeys bring from 81 50 10
S3 fcr piece, or .toE Il 20 - cents Dor
pound; ducks are averaging 81 90 Der
pair; IA c'ntB per pCund; chickens are
frota 81 60 to ~ Fer pg.r, or IL 20 IS
oerta pur plaaa.
In the meat msrkets Choice beef is I8,
20 ind 70 cents per pOuHC rough piecea
hs usual a. TO II cants per pound
Po'k'tra& aud saUasRe, I3 cents per
poGnI, or two pCuy is for Is cents.
Mul.Jn Rna veal sell ~ from l2 to 20
cen'f. Ogs'6rs OF tina quality briug
from S% 80 to g 90 per barrel. Crate
eBGt are - cent Ger dt2 n aud country
tggs 80 csuts. Cheese is from ID 10 IS
crut Ia per pound. Butter a. marEe.
s.ailA, 50 ceoSs per poul d; county but.
ter direct from the farmers waSgus, 81
10 10 csnts p pound. Preserves 81 II
uiH per pauui; Ei!LaG meat, 3 poueds
t3T - csntsi sAd apple bate, pounds
tDs rs cents
Apples are u "a 90 ceots per balf
pecs; -7saEsr IS TO O. bananas, 20 to IS
csltN pH' =; t.gapta, 3 ard 40 callts
p r p3ant; white grasas, 1S ceuts per
p1audi ieaOas. 8 to IL cents per dozt :
ofanEes, 20 TO 30 cent? p r dozen; white
bp'ttofs. 10 I, ~ cent? per haf peck
70 TO 10 ce1tsptg nushei; swsei potatoes,
10 ee1ss per half peck OF 80 to 20 cent?
pr basket; c.snberriee, 10 csnts per
q iart; caiery, 5 cents per st4!K; cab
b"A'; TO 10 csntl psF head; lettuce, 6
c"nts per u"aGi beels, 8 cents per
bunchi radishes, 3 c+rts per bunch
ttMatots, 10 Gents per half peck. A
f'| b ada OF ui!hJwer are offered 3,
10 cents per head.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Kxplan,on nfalns rnu.lsr

An expl sion 0! atlas powder occurred
IA hyde Park, LaeSawahna County, Pa.
yesnrGay after noon. The contractor In
charge OF the construction Of the main
sewer Ia that part OF lhc city entrusted
the thawing out OF the powder over an OIL
owe TO some HungArians and the result
was au explosion. The air was filled
WIN nyinE debris, licss, shovels, etc
i"o neh ware seriously cut and several
ho'sta were hnocked down and injured
HuAdrtds Oi windows were demolished
sLn 2CO's IN several stores ererulncd.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
In me Nll.As

Tie meat store o. Jane ,oi ID
been removed irna N.at.'yii'. = I'D
ket streets TO no 2c'l VI, y, ast
His old stand will be orra, n, Il. ,al o.
[. Fen!morr, Tor NE Sl's ,.,, y, n, 4; u D
tcrs. An ddtion !. beng '' d Rs
house Of Elwad l.. ;,.. ;a:1. !. sp
street. The store 700 '''''
A t.d M for a shoe store
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
DIED.
IOHNsON -f,p ~. ~, a. ,,.. n,

JoHnsON.-Dn the inst inst, gaorg,
master. son o. Albert a.. and ,or. i
Joensop. assi Jcsrs and mentls
heiativfs aDu frlseds Of 'bs fauilv
arc ingIied 70 tsad tls fan.raI f,i,a ~ J
res dsnco ~ biz paE,nts. tim ara Alams
stIoets, er !anEfiAy, tpo 2itn mss, a. lso
n. -~'
ouul lSG-un ~ 2gi inst. Rfesls q
tooitng, a. t7H rsaucnss VI hsr Alnt'
Sarah J IooAn -"
hoiantsa ana i.eprs are rcsueot,auv n.
y,tsf - attend tao fuaerai ssfv ess az NJ
i-s5 Nest seventh st' -et IN 1hgrsday .ys,'
Iax. hoyember -, ~ \ O'ctoek Intsr en-,
~ ChAfeaioun. bid, on Friday Natatny
me -Sih, ~ II % o'ciOss. Ir3in VII l.Gy,
4 " h station a. lOl2 O'clcc. ge,I
tuaniy papers please sggy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Labor MARE.

Charles Seib, S,cr.,l.g,.
ional Committee app r.. II
tiye secediu2 deleea,g. 5 H,
lis General Couycu,l.a ....y
Labor. presided ataM.,.,a71
cago on MONDAY l.gl
res ularly elected (, -s..,y.'
from five local a.,rM5.s, a.,
stltu.ed represtn,aggs M
more. A commit az J.
draft a circular .ei'rraA I, h
semblies In Cook { .l'r. . i
them to clecttA-eel. s...,
ton 10 be held ou 's-.-@.rs..]
December. lneluea,r i
withhold from the G,ps4 1-sl
assessments cut .glA Aa a.- \
object being 10 irrU,.C..G..
Workman Powder.
According 10 & i,.as',- 3
Penna coal m'a. ..a Il
800 men, with a ,'rJas1-y.. ri
tendlbg to 1900 mgr-g. BE- ....
ShenApgo AMI A.,...." q. 4
been begun in Tue sa4,s ) So
Grove City aud' lie ,4gl a,4
men demanded an 44g4- ..,4
per ton, which Rou.J,. .pata
what il known a5tar .g.4.4 !, Il
1t Is stated iha' .... .,Egs a
In INDIANAPOLIS, IN .t.l, .ly-sa;
to renew their t-a, e.. 80 IA
day IN all brarcLt- % .s. N.
mites have hCe4 81, q 4
the movement, MT ua .L4.a
ers, but to Grgs ll!.1aaa..--.A.
gress 10 give 10 ,4rts4
The switchL Len .4 Nae W. ....
Railroad yards h s. q a-s
went ou strike C VI v' 20
with the Houston ,".'.44'a p.
been out for some as;., 70 Il
some OF the men ID. g..
ANA Others 81, a.. y.i
squared,
Men employed ID '.s', l-.
ry, in Wet Dcr,g,,, ,u-
strike on Saturday, b.. l.a''- 3.
who was not a haL-. t..-s -
ployei Mr. Prince ", @
Philadelphia, gave ,'!s ~
be paid and not g.,-- :4..4'
ment-
II. o. shcIaTl ! r. W'
Chicago, yesterday l..l.. z
graphical Union tha; .4sg a'' !'
accept the compFCm:s1 O. .
work and II It houfs ~ % 10
Union.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
FOR SALF-TaE COUNTRY SEAT


or al sub rcthcr. i'uatri u thc foot
o. ny Tle hF'nut., tAympUt, Dci Eleven
afFta ol ~ uni a superb and thoroughly
h't thy situation, equal to "A seNshvrt for cool
h.' from water, AMI ln clos, view ti The shiy-
p'uE al thr Dt aware. There arr wu az lulHtig
hH'-lhEs, having . aUHaulbrI- ana . rooms on
ttl sorry EAtn rpD Iua ami numerous clos is.
large supply II hrst water a rArdrHcr'b
-'itE' AilH -fJ1rdlc house Tor assist tnt gard e
ctf, = l7rE" tore shed 4nd tool hutlsr, n stone
-" TNhlr athu,r AMI uOiru hUusc having 4
s.i'.s an. hpt etHl room Iur LiA or cIght car
ii'E"s At" r"a"NinAu's ruoa, large green
h1ust ip' lawn rllnt-. GlaV q rp - house aud "A
iprrinF huusc. MI heated hy DOT water with
a'hcirnt power to get Any required heat The
INrr irVnt - tetcrlt EIulIri igrt, bvot, ted
w i."tvY wall set IN cement, wIlI . % 81 ne
~" Whole lruSip. A pIer. with bridge es-
tending nearly - feet INTO IN river. A large
Ntk'lhhIr y irutl garden. Ihi, situation Is
,nllrtly irIC from ma aria Or chilIs rDk
HOTEL y "uuii make M uprqualeI hitua
tloh, I1Ning all the require H,Iit, Of "A tCa-
>hhlt. lbr direction uI the shore At thls
point r.uulnga ~ lew degrees north of
w"st. most "t the saWm-r WIND comes to IL
rom thr water. There ar" two miles ol water
ACROSS ;" The New Jcr, shore. A clear view
h"Wh ~" bay. Yes els arri ing from the sea
snow lnr 7aIc o. ont ON the ran, until they
pass ~ front Of The house AMI ila ~ miles up
theriV"r. Apply u
WILLIAM =. CHFSSON,
~" 81 H0uln Broad 7!Icct, PAiladelphi,.
nos Ia-wis3t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
n,rn;d oi Olp,Ies.

William Joy au1 q we, \,
Av ndalc, Pa ,s'ar.cl j,'' ,'sa
with a lead OF m4!.',.,- ID
North OF this city 're'r A@.' . b
gypsey e. camp'acn' an! .- J.. %
turn, u setting the wagon 40 10
It's contents il the .oa-' ri
the rcins preventing lie .:.,,' 2. ..l
running away. Ne.ile:' '
were hurk.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Notice 10 tiunneTA.
Nofice

A special meeting o! the Survivors
Association OF the Second Dela~ar,
Reaimeut Volunteer Iafantry will b,
held in Smyih Posts room. Adam
Building, 5o4 Market street, on SuI
dny afternoon, Nov. 9th, 1887, 81
O'Clock, TO take fnal action In regard Il
the second reunion 10 be held in thil
city December 18Th, 1887. the anniy.I
sary Of the battle OF Frederickspurg
BY order OF
Lien't. CBAs, WEIR, President.
VIM. w. HALL Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
A Pleasant sa-prs-

The Rev Harvey Ew.a! N',
ley NJ. e. Chapel was ~ -.,s' /.
ant surprise lasI evening .9, y
gallon, at the resideuce"' a'',.. - !,
No. 405 East Fouita s'.ee = Z,
who is an excellent si-- v s,; ~
meet with iha Mait.rl >.'- y. =,
ell's, bu instead Of 'a.-e u ,.I, /.
chui he was surorl.s- JJ A.s ~ !
congregation. II was y,
handsome easy cag.E - j -
Thomas, the o;'an. s. ''''' Y
ceiyed splcl lI ..~~ D.
presents were hll =
pecially as they Vel. :.
The evening w.s sra a
manner, and an -..- '-- " '''
menIs W,Tts"ryc4.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
VIM. B. SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS,

We are having quite a
breeze at the Ribbon coun-
ter; a whirlNind among the
prices. There's q big lot O!
Ribbons in various lengths,
at much reduced prices
not a poor piece in the lot,
but all are heavy gros-
grains and moir, with and
without fancy edges. The
assortment .. colors is mag,
nihcent, all the newest and
most novel effects being
represented. |; is truly d
big bargain lot.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
ohnrga DIS nilsed,

The charge alast VA. %iIl'4s.' s..sl tn.
8 M g on hre tLs Diamon'l no.. NJ, ba; v.
o4ny's bullIing in o:'o,eF ... II. II, nct ~,
d smissed. The o.a's . Mn 70 Sir,J,'
enough evidence against -''- 'lcua'l
bringing the ma.'e' l'i''' :
Jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Plan for u sowor.

Plans for the new EAttiesnske rur
sewer have been prepared aud weI.
open to view at tue street ana sewsl
department rooms last evening. Al
the material has BEEN ordered, ard ~
soon Ne permission 10 Obtained from tn,
Park Commission work will bs begun
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
-, .,une lloa1.

Parkhursi, was engage, ,..@ ~ ,n1s y y
Boep's ! aen hotrl. 49, I,s'. ~ ...a ;oos,s,, Y,
Beers Beer was ia the ,eA' Bos i 'l o t9i's 4!
rom the I'LL aud ltls, ryr, lo.a'i "
the man ard moaey s'N
police of the thelt'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23

DuBLIJ SALT o > CO 33 - fs-issr
4 VIII to goii st public saIa on EfaffF
the flruI OF the Eu0 'erlher, on ID. road from
Village Green to ULsstGr, l Iniie ron VI
laSo Gtee1,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26rH, 1857,
81 one o'elcck, p. M,
90 head Of fresh cows and snr nyers. frou
Lsretft'r couniy Pa. Eesa ea~s are etrjy
all SbuDS, Ana l thinR as nns q lot o
mixers As Il We had thiS ea4Soa. Glso .
stock Uutif.
Wason will meet train at FELTON, sta ion
y. Il -. Ii. R., 10 meat tho train thlt ioaYe!
Wilmington o'clooz.
Also hi TnufIOv station, en- Ito r., W. Il
h. X. r., 70 NEST tho Train that leaves VIII.
mtngton at 1870 O'Clock. wIEorf viii r.
turn 10 the stst,ors as tcos ah sale is ovlr.
l. wet will sell in ina dry.
lfoo,d will hsVs good hot eies.
AID montlS' credit,
IL. J.. R9prETY8.
T.. W. st!dhnn h t'or Auoga. NJ -dawu
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
FIFTH ED|II
vow ~

The u,y,' 'o'' o'' N's' .N.n,
sy.u,,,.' s,,,e', vas 'erou..y IN
h.,,., syn'ne' In fact, Il. -,.5aa
or 9TH ,l."a was afou' d for .s.iA
- ~ ''aee z, ~, tqasTes by ~
,as,ti. ! me 70, e'c n.
lle throat uiasr,,. aiag
Ee',, w OF age. Mr II
streets, has lor CON. ,-l ~
oy boys putlulnIpg !, vac "A
from his wagon a, ,'''. 'N'' sa!t
bakery He wa, ~. ...''
70 put a stop to M. ~ i -4il
ine be lay III wal, ~
,ni .ar,6hG him,eii ThomP. .. 4, ,,S. ,t
r..l l.sl1ed IN P4ri,a .,-.'. .''''|
attempted to take Of .'4I
rom q, me wagon via !. =,
an app arancr, arl,,.-A ag|
run up Third toward, w,.Iy' w'i Iy'
when be was oyrrh. : Y y
seized bin by one III wv
yea MIN lowar . Jea.t, ,'.'' ~,
sIl an The time scream..z i. i. " N
opon arriving at h.,s..,,' X
suggested suggested by a Fyprs. ...'
PUBLICAN tGat thtb -
nis parents or al.oge., ~. \.
Time Dir. Thomas ,f'5..'''.4 ''.4'
Inc street al.d In , -... y, y
manner also sugst.: ia, I
either taken to A.s p.-.g-. ID.
20 Tree, as the ShI.,g.,
unnecessarily arYu,ei
Whatever was pai!,,E. ...
k'Htloni Wntn be- rrf-r.I .. =
'tg In very gen'lcu.,, :.
al The same time yo.gg,....,' .'.' !.
cnri'y for the bog H..'.'
violent mAnuer, cur.-l 4. ~ h.
HIM to 90 home, stl .
disgusting names y, s5 "a +.
the least regsrl.gr.s1-,'-
would make u.e q, n.
not disposed to tanner ...-
vie epithels, aui au' .p...'
ticn TO punish iiul,-..l
doubt have acccmp ,.-,
not Mrs j hrsol a't.. ,.
an appeaIance all ,c,s.t,.t
home, telling the bAs..
he would comyel A.... 49,,
back In the morn!tg. d.
the bog who hai csu.e! ,
aace quietly stole Avsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Chicken ralaa a Ainscow.s.
POSTPONED,

The Duncau will contest before Reg
lister Bradford has been postponed mutt
the 1871 OF Decem bel. Wa prtsuus
that no matter what hiP decision may
be the Superior Court will have TO 30 ju
dica.e or settle the msrtsr
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
At the Academy of Music

Tomorrow afternoon the Silbous will
give a special matinee NJ the Academy,
for which the same prices of admission
will DC charged as at the evening perior
nance. The burlesque yellow Dwarf
will be presented, and the Family will
give an exhibition Of their won eIiul
sA III on the trapeze.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23

; ~ ecu - } 20 y HAas 4ErA 4b ~ - o- oEb -
80 csl;s 4 yard, Isdacst - 50 cents.
Making the best Ribbon
Offering we ever had. and
representing colcrs from
extreme brilliaucy TO the
most sGbdued.
We just placed on sale
two numbers OF Merino
Shirts and Drawers that FL
the bill exactly ior those
who de'irc q nice, soft feel
ing medium, weight garment,
not too heavy, not too light.
Thele3 s a case each for
ladies and gentlemen. We
were fortunate enous h 10
secure he lot at quite a re-
duction; you get the benefit
il 4 reduced garnen,; We in
selling more II them. You
will fad them il you ,aa- ne
troub!e to investigate =, IS
ceuts-lnese while theY l44t
will he - cert.
We have American EIo.
siery Co.'S Merino Under
wear ior ladies, children aud
gentlemen-they are mex.
to Cartwright and Warmers
You will hld 70 Better
KID Gloves than here We
import taein and know theY
come atra,glt. Our sales
havs aealll d .ubIed on Kid
Cloves and re know they
are the lign. kind.
Perta &i5D 5 button en-
broidcred and plain backs,
and two shade fingers, 81 IS.
CeAtemeIi cut and nj,
plain, 81 55; embroidered
backs, SI.eo.
Derby, St65.
We nave a nice Cash
mere Glove ior ladies', in
Jersey ribbed tops,-dark
brown, blue and b.ack-2o
and IS certs
Isftstta Gloves, silk
heeced lined, blue, Dlacl, and
bro own-5o cents.
It's a little early-yet
here 5 a strong sniff q
Christmas t.lin2s--Eide1
Down quits and pillows
your imagination can Iun
wild w.sh the beauties o
these beautiful things.
Elder Dorm quilts, hand
sone figured satin on one
side, w,th plain 81. anc
susah oa The o.her-puhy
fluffy, quilted and cros.
qullted--warm, light ant
elegant. We are apt tc
stretch our Pocketbook &
little when such beautie!
are around, and you'll fine
the prettiest one now; $40
SI2, S25, S2S, S33.
Elder Down pillows t.
match, S
Elder Down pillows with
French Saline instead O
satin, more FIR everyda,
, use, and you are not SC
likely to think you are rest
, ing your head on gold col
} lars-$2.5O and So.
Early lockers for Chris.
mas should keep thes,
things in mind.
Childre1's coats and littl
boys overcoats are here i,
plenty.
Ladies short coats iron
S. up.
Our Seal Cloth wraps an,
Coats this season are hand
somer and better than ever
!, VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
go, 10 nouo'''

Collector Pics'i' A,, ,s.,u,! 1 ~ q, Il \
me secretary OF .1o ~" 1,y -1Iapi !. t"r n
MI sa's R' sad s'S; supply 81 ire, ss1os : os1s
a,ovad as Cpco % =. Of aag '''''
AliOaU9. .,,.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23

On s.1rIa.y J.sn.o" .,,n.o Ea,ss H35, =, T. :
a;s:t s; (: = : g: ss ) sIs (: Fl, E &: 6
:ue !. l. Der 'oE JSI''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23

mp my mind long ego that 20 long ss
i an not public officer II .
man abuses me In Newspaper, II
cap't knock him doga I'll shoot him
down, as l. Ia tEe only redrsss q man
can get.
Nr. Bird had not finished his Argr.
ment a. o'clock, when cur took a
recess until 3 o'c ock this aitsr
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Than kgelyInR

Turkey lunch ard ege.nog all day at
tAa De!a@sie hGuse; eaLI&AUe On ship.
lhy ttIeet.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
KENNARD&CO.

Our entire stock
of Blankets is believ-
ed to be below Cur
rent Market prices.
We mention a few,
which is fairly illus
tratiye OF the stock
generally.
Excellent large
size heavy ll-4 Blan-
ket, $4.00.
All wool Blanket,
large and fine, 90.
A superb Lamb S
ool Blanketin l2-4
SS so, 1874 $3.50 /;
cheap at SO and
lS12.
Gray Blanket, 50
up. Crib and Cra-
die Blankets in vari-
Gus sizes and quail
ties.
KENNARD & co.
Marseilles spreads
$500.
Marseilles spreads
$3.50.
Marseilles spreads
1915.
Marseillesspreads
$500.
The above spreads
are among the finest
and best value we
have offered.
White spreads at
$1.O0 and $l.10.
Exceedingly cheap.
Com fort a les,
satin-cloth and Tur-
key red, white cot
ton and good size,
5O,superb quality
1925.
EN- NNARD & CO..
623 Market st.
A special bargain
in a napkin 81. 10.
l good huck towel,
10 cts. Knotted
fringe, % cts.
A IS in. Table
Linen, full bleached,
$l.O0. These are
very fine goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
eas wsszshs sy,

50 elJsGy, and slightly colder. Friday,
4. ~ E5tD s.as!onary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-23
Ihn rfrsl A.rtn.rnrnt

Rodney Council No. 4S National Prov.
dent Union was Instituted In this city
July 10Th, and the fist assessment called
for since It's organiyaiiln was made al
the meeting held last evening This or
der is In New York and New Jersey, aud
one OF Its objectA Is 10 provide q fund,
iron which u COO to t3 900 is paid 10 the
family of a deceased member. Since
July lst there have heen three deaths OF
members In New York and Brooklyn u,
whose bonds aggregated &c, 900, and It Il
for the purpose OF reimbursing the Pro1i.
dent Fund that this call has been made.
The Union was orgsuized hye years ago,
and this is the 23rd assessment that The
members have been called upon to pay in
that time. This is certainly An excellent
showing, that will bear comparison with
that OF any similar organization. Ro3ney
Council intends TO incorporate . tene
fetal feature, which will add greatly to
It's usefulness.
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Notice 10 Gunbers.
BRANprwIsg Ilp., Nov 18th, 1884,
Several foxes having been shot BY gunDers
we the undersigned desire 70 give notice
that II the killing OF fexes IL continued, all
gunning on our property will be prohibi
ted.
j. &. McComb, Geo NJ. Casey,
Charles Thompson, Jacob K. HANDY,
G. Gurney PoulsoD, saml ianby,
j. Casey, u. Cloud,
L. Bigger, joel Cloud,
Lot Cloud, j. l. ochcltiee,
John y Beeson, John g. d ilmoud,
James NcCres.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-13
A Marriage Stopped.

A marriage license WAS issued today
to Juan Garcia and Jesuss Cruz. The
bride resided on North Flores street and
the groom lost no time in hieing himself
to the office OF Justice Barnes, to take
him along to tie the knot. Arrived at
the house with the Judge. they found
everybody, seemingly in readiness for
the ceremony. Especially were the fe-
male relatives OF the bride present. The
couple were told to stand before the
Judge, which they Obeyed and the next
order, "JOin the right hands" had been
sung out by Captain Barnes, when a
male relative of the bride stepped in and
commanded halt, declaring that the
young couple must be married by a
priest and as he was obdurate, all par
ties interested were obliged to consent,
and the wedding will be celebrated to-
night by worthy church dignitary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-13
MUSIC HATH CHARMS.
one Nuisance Abated and Another
Far Worse Takes Its Place.

one Nuisance Abated and Another
Far Worse Takes Its Place.
Editor LIGHT:
DEAR SR-The COW complained Of a
few days ago as being nuisance, Ia
now silent. The cause for this uneX-
pected pleasure lies in the fact that a
copy OF the LIGHT, containing the COM
plant, blew out of the window, and be-
fore IL could be recovered. the COW saw 1t
and ate 1t clean up. The animal realized
Immediately that the LIGHT was after II
and having more sense than an ordinary
dog catcher. 1t wisely shut up; but we
are now suffering q calamity far worse.
Somebody around here Ia practicing
a cornet, or fog-horn, all day. rhe tune
that he gets out OF IL Ia almost the
same that the dearly beloved COW play red,
only it Is q little louder. Both are I'M
mitigated nuisances, but on the whole
am inclined to think the COW was the
most musical OF the two.
Perhaps, however, we mustn't be too
hard on the embryo cornetist. In these
hard times all must earn their bread,
and some have TO adopt peculiar ways
TO do II. | understand that the cornet
professor Is hired to scare away black
birds from an adjoining miniature vine
yard, aud there ia no question that he
does Ii well. He scares everything
within radius OF five miles
from his shsnty. The only thing
Ia wish he would play such planissi-
mo as none could hear him 1t would be
better for him and more agreeable for
his neighbOrs. Ii he don't, the neigh
bors will got so excited that they will
be compelled to go to his funeral and to
inter that darned .cornet with him.
Yours oOrnetically or any other way,